Half-Life 2 villain Dr. Wallace Breen appeared throughout Half-Life 2 and was seen falling to his death after Gordon Freeman destroyed the reactor at the top of the Citadel.

Half-Life 2 does give us some clues about her past, however. ... but instead she became Dr. Breen's right-hand in the wake of the Combine's swift victory and domination of Earth. ...

Half-Life 2: Episode 3 was supposed to launch shortly after Episode 2 in 2007, but Valve’s vague promises of ‘coming soon’ led to radio silence which led to the entire episodic model being ...

Orbifold Studios releases a new Half-Life 2 RTX trailer to celebrate Half-Life ... stepping off the train for the first time and walking up that platform and seeing Dr Breen appear on the giant ...

That means a natively compiled version of Half-Life 2 could run also on M1 or M2 Macs instead of using Rosetta. Windows on ARM is not supported as of this writing. Half-Life 2 Scene with Dr. Breen ...

TL;DR: Rumors suggest Half-Life 3’s story, codenamed HLX, may divide fans, with some disliking its narrative direction. Valve’s meticulous development, including extensive playtesting and ...

Aside from the new perspective, Alyx feels very much like a traditional Half-Life game. It’s set up as a linear series of areas, starting with a normal City 17 neighborhood and then moving ...